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Alumni News
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Mass Elite Alumni December 2004 
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NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
HERKIMER over ESSEX
Derek Franzen caught a feed from Butler. Over the next 20-plus minutes,
Herkimer padded their lead gradually with four more goals, all the while shutting
down Essex at every turn on offense.
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NATIONAL CHAMPS! Wildcats Beat Virginia, 13-10
Strong second half gives NU its first NCAA national title since 1941
Kristen Kjellman scored NU's first five goals en route to the national championship
win over Virginia.
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Kristen Kjellman Is a Tewaaraton
Finalist
List is pared to five, and Wildcat sophomore is one of
them; announcement will be made June 2 Details
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Wildcats Reach NCAA Final With 8-4 Win Over Dartmouth
NU defense shuts down the Big Green, sending the 'Cats to the national championship
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Plymouth State captures ECAC New England Women’s
Lax Championship
Nicole Evans (Scituate, Mass.) added a goal and three assists
Evans became the 15th player in school history to go over 100 points, as she now
has 102 (58 goals, 44 assists).
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STONEHILL WOMEN'S LACROSSE ~ NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
ONCE AGAIN!...
Stone was joined on the 2005 NCAA Division II National Championship all-tournament
team by Confer, Acone, senior Meaghan Carey (Hingham, Mass.), junior All-America
Kate Sarkissian (Sandwich, Mass.) and freshman Katie Gavin (Westwood, Mass.).
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Wildcats March On to Semifinal Round, 8-6
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No. 4 Dartmouth Women's Lacrosse Downs No. 5 Georgetown,
13-3, in NCAA Quarterfinals freshman Kristen Barry (Duxbury, Mass.)
followed before the Hoyas' Sarah Oliphant tallied with 18:16 left. Szefi scored
the second of her three goals less than a minute later off a feed
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The Ivy League selections were voted by the coaches and announced
on Tuesday. Freshman attack Kristen Barry (Duxbury, Mass.), was
tabbed second team All-Ivy. Details
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Crusaders
Upset American; Win 12-9
Sophomore Patricia Sutton and freshman Kristine Corkum both recorded hat tricks
and sophomore goalie Megan Orr made a string of crucial saves in the second half
to lead Holy Cross to a 12-9 conference win over American University on Saturday
afternoon at the Hart Astroturf Field. The Crusaders, who have now won three straight
and eight of their last 10 games, improve to 8-5 overall on the season and 4-1
in the Patriot League. American falls to 5-7 (3-1). Freshmen Nikki Bolduc, Amy
Archambault and Kaitlin Nangle all scored two goals each in the win.
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The
Hawks had 11 different players find the net in the game with six scoring
multiple goals. Chaz Breitstadt (Dublin Ohio/ Wellington) led the way with three
goals and six assists. Steve Trocki (Braintree, Mass./ BC High) and Tim Armstrong
(Winchester, Mass./ Winchester) each scored four goals while Trocki added an assist.
Mike McLain (Milton, Mass./ Milton) tallied two goals and had two assists.
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COLONIALS
DEFEATED IN CONFERENCE OPENER TO PLYMOUTH STATE 13-2
Plymouth State, now 2-1 on the season, used once again a stiff defense to defeat
the Colonials, allowing its only goal of the season thus far. Nicole Evans was
simply too much for PSU, as she scored three goals and dished out five assists
for the Cougars as the Panthers kept the game out of reach. Bethany Brown also
chipped in three goals as well.
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NU
Comes Back on New Hampshire, 14-9
In a battle of Wildcats, Munday has seven points and Kjellman scores four goals.
Northwestern's leader in points heading into the match -- brought the 'Cats back
into an 8-8 tie with two straight goals, then assisted on Kristen Kjellman's first
goal of the game at 17:05 to give Northwestern a 9-8 lead. After Albee scored
her third goal of the match off a feed from Leland at 18:34, Kjellman scored off
another assist from Munday at 22:43 to give Northwestern the lead for good.
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